Picky Eater wants to do the Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour - The DIS Discussion Forums

PDJPrinceCharming · 11-16-2009, 09:50 AM

I am a huge Walt fanatic, always have been & I am also big on the WDW tours. Keys to the Kingdom, Backstage Magic & Mickey's Magical Milestones were all amazing & I decided a long time ago that I wanted to do the Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour once I finally got out to DL. Well this is the year & i'm leaving in 20 days! I saw the food choices for the tour & there is absolutely nothing i'll eat. I'm not sure what to do, I really want to do this tour & i'm also leaning towards the Holiday Tour as well but i'm worried about not being able to eat anything provided. This is driving me crazy, some help would definately be appreciated. TIA!

DizNee Luver · 11-16-2009, 10:14 AM

To me, the little luncheon was just a bonus on top of the tour. It is done after the tour is complete, so technically, you wouldn't even need to join in if you didn't want to.
The lunch picks when we did it (in March this year) were sandwiches....which by the way were very good & filled with meat. It also came with a bag of chips, fresh strawberries & a cookie.
Looking at the prices of the tours.....I'm not really sure you're paying much (if anything) for the lunch.

Great tour....worth it to do, whether you eat or not!!!

rmom · 11-16-2009, 11:09 AM

I'd just take the tour and get my own lunch afterwards. Lunch was good but not why we took the tour and we could have done without it. We did a tour a few years ago and it is well worth it for Walt Disney fans.

Since you still have a while, you could ask if they have any other options. My daughter has eating issues (both allergy & texture). Anytime we have been in the position of her not being able to eat what was offered, they have been very helpful. We don't ask for a huge difference, just as little change as possibile so they don't have to make her a seperate meal but she can still have something to eat. Once we did the tea at one of the disney hotels, we had usual english tea items. She had a beautiful plate of cheese, meat and veggies. I have a citrus allergy and they have always been very nice about helping with food choices. They even offered to run out and get a dessert for me that I could eat at one place at the WDW resort - of course I passed but what a wonderful thing to offer.

So ask, all they can say is "no, that are all the options".

have a wonderful time!

11-16-2009, 09:50 AM	#1
PDJPrinceCharming DIS Veteran Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 540	Picky Eater wants to do the Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour I am a huge Walt fanatic, always have been & I am also big on the WDW tours. Keys to the Kingdom, Backstage Magic & Mickey's Magical Milestones were all amazing & I decided a long time ago that I wanted to do the Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour once I finally got out to DL. Well this is the year & i'm leaving in 20 days! I saw the food choices for the tour & there is absolutely nothing i'll eat. I'm not sure what to do, I really want to do this tour & i'm also leaning towards the Holiday Tour as well but i'm worried about not being able to eat anything provided. This is driving me crazy, some help would definately be appreciated. TIA! __________________ Off-Site in 1990, 1993, 1995, 1998 ASMo in 2006(Never off site again!!) ASMu September 17-23(My 26th Birthday Trip!!!) POP September 15-22(Dustin Meets World 2008!) ASSp November 30-December 3(1st Annual X-Mas at The World) POP September 14-22(20th Trip to The World) Paradise Pier Hotel December 6-10(Christmas at Disneyland) POP September 13-22 2010 R.I.P. Comedy Warehouse & Pleasure Island(Mad Props go out to Mary, Jen, Phillip, Mark, Matt, Brian, Morgan, Missy, Carol, Jamie, David, Robby, Christine, Krista & my fav Lisa....thanks for all the laughs over the years.

11-16-2009, 10:14 AM	#2
DizNee Luver DIS Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Salem, Oregon Posts: 1,784	To me, the little luncheon was just a bonus on top of the tour. It is done after the tour is complete, so technically, you wouldn't even need to join in if you didn't want to. The lunch picks when we did it (in March this year) were sandwiches....which by the way were very good & filled with meat. It also came with a bag of chips, fresh strawberries & a cookie. Looking at the prices of the tours.....I'm not really sure you're paying much (if anything) for the lunch. Great tour....worth it to do, whether you eat or not!!! __________________ PTR: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2376961 DLR: 1967, 1972, 1984, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2009

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11-16-2009, 11:09 AM	#3
rmom Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: San Jose, Ca. Posts: 98	I'd just take the tour and get my own lunch afterwards. Lunch was good but not why we took the tour and we could have done without it. We did a tour a few years ago and it is well worth it for Walt Disney fans. Since you still have a while, you could ask if they have any other options. My daughter has eating issues (both allergy & texture). Anytime we have been in the position of her not being able to eat what was offered, they have been very helpful. We don't ask for a huge difference, just as little change as possibile so they don't have to make her a seperate meal but she can still have something to eat. Once we did the tea at one of the disney hotels, we had usual english tea items. She had a beautiful plate of cheese, meat and veggies. I have a citrus allergy and they have always been very nice about helping with food choices. They even offered to run out and get a dessert for me that I could eat at one place at the WDW resort - of course I passed but what a wonderful thing to offer. So ask, all they can say is "no, that are all the options". have a wonderful time!